Rybnikov Vasily Ivanovich _x000D_ _x000D_ Vasily Ivanovich Rybnikov was born on September 3, 1926 in the village of Krutogoristaya in the Berezovsky selsoviet of the Yashkinsky district. He graduated from grade 4 in a rural school, and grades 5-6 studied in the Taiga. In the seventh grade, he studied for one quarter. It was 1941, the first year of the war, and the collective farm needed workers. Heavy was the lot of those who remained in the rear. In the spring, they plowed on horses, then entrusted Vasily Ivanovich to carry milk from farms to Berezovka. Then another job as a postman. He delivered Newspapers and letters to all the villages of the Berezovsky village Council. Vasily Ivanovich was drafted into the red Army on November 7, 1943. Until August 1944, with other red army soldiers, he studied all types of martial arts, they were trained for Junior commanders. On August 22, 50 of them, including Vasily Ivanovich, were taken to the bridgehead of military operations at the art. Isko in Poland, then March to the village of Raskow. Here was the rear of the 112-rifle division of the 13th army of the 1st Ukrainian front. In its composition, and began to fight Vasily Ivanovich. The war ended for Vasily Ivanovich on April 11, 1945, after a serious injury. Until October 25, he was treated in hospitals. And then continued to serve in the military ambulance train. Vasily Ivanovich Rybnikov was discharged on July 30, 1950. For the last four years, he served on Sakhalin. He guarded the hospital, harvested wood, was the senior clerk of the food and feed warehouse. In August 1950, he returned to the Taiga, completed a ten-year course at the school of working youth No. 3, and worked in the military enlistment office. And then in the winter he got a job at the Suranovsky forestry enterprise, and in the summer - in geological, geodetic and geophysical expeditions. He was awarded the medal "for bravery", the order of the great Patriotic war I degree.